The Resort at San Elijo Hills-email from developers

What if you could have your own little mini-resort right here in San Elijo Hills?

Would you be willing to pay anywhere from $80-$135 a month to secure a membership at a private club that would give you exclusive access to an elegantly designed resort style pool with a ‘splash pad’, a separate adult spa and children’s pool, an enormous pool deck and patio areas with cabanas, expansive lawn area for open space events, special events area with gazebo and spectacular Westerly views, multiple picnic areas with gas BBQ’s, sand volleyball court, basketball court, as well as lush, full landscaping?

Would you gather up your friends and neighbors for an afternoon of sand volleyball and BBQ? Would you meet fellow moms and their kids to swim and play in the water on a warm summer day? Would you get your friends together for a game of basketball and a picnic on the grass? Would you plan your next special event outdoors overlooking the ocean? Would you spend a Saturday afternoon lounging in the sun and chatting with neighbors?

These are the kinds of opportunities that would be afforded to members of The Resort at San Elijo Hills if the project moves forward. When the owners of the tennis club that was to be built on the corner of Questhaven and Wild Canyon, realized their dream was no longer feasible due to the shift in the financial market, they started talking to other local contacts to see if they could find another solution that would be more financially feasible. Geyser Holdings came up with a proposal that, with enough potential membership interest, could quickly materialize.

The Resort at San Elijo Hills would be the kind of place where we could get together as neighbors, host events or just escape for relaxation right here in our backyard….our own little La Costa.

If this is something you’d be interested in looking into for your family, send an email to theresort@cbshea.com and let them know you’d like to be on their “Founding Members” interest list. The more interest they receive, the more they will move forward with details on the project.

There are more details as to how the membership costs are structured, but the important thing at this point is to express interest so those details can be finalized and initiated. Right now, Founding Members would be committing to $135/month for the first five years after which time the price would go down significantly (down to around $20/month) and the membership could be transferred to new homeowners should you sell your home (could be a nice little perk for your house someday).

Please respond this weekend if you’re interested. They have a meeting schedule on Monday where some decisions will be made related to the project.

It’s a little late to be ‘thinking about the community’ – we’ve all landscaped our yards to take into consideration that you were building a commercial Tennis facility and that San Elijo would not have a community pool.

You should sell the land to someone who will put in a nice restaurant (we could use one of those). Sell it to someone who will not expect the community to guarantee their commercial endeavor.

Seriously? There is NO way I would pay to belong to this “Resort” without a fitness facility or tennis. In this economic climate, they are crazy to think that a pool and some nice landscaped areas are enough to attract members. It must be all-inclusive with a gym, pool, tennis, etcetera for people to feel this is worth while. We have plenty of friends with pools right here in San Elijo, so someone better start rethinking this thing!

Love the concept and the idea cost is high for the market but it is better than looking at a big box fitness facility which we have so many of in the surrounding areas. At home moms and families would really be able to use this as a gathering place to meet up and relax together. The fitness/ tennis/ pool idea was great but there is no way that small piece of land would support all of that and parking.

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